Multiple universities in the US were forced to close and evacuate students today due to bomb threats. Towson University, Morgan State University, Case Western Reserve University, and the Elvey Building at the University of Alaska Fairbanks all reported receiving bomb threats. The Towson University Police Department issued an emergency notification regarding the threat directed at the University Union.
Authorities advised individuals to evacuate the University Union building immediately as the threat was deemed serious, emphasizing that it was not a drill. Additionally, people were urged to steer clear of the University Union area for safety reasons.
An incident involving a reported bomb at the Elvey Building occurred at the University of Alaska Fairbanks earlier today. The university released a statement urging individuals to prepare for evacuation and comply with instructions from law enforcement. Those not in the vicinity were instructed to avoid the area as a precaution.
In Ohio, Case Western Reserve University took action following a bomb threat near the Cleveland Institute of Art, prompting the evacuation of nearby buildings. Students were instructed to adhere to directives from emergency responders.
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